Veryon announces acquisition of EBIS

Veryon, a leading provider of information services and software solutions for the aviation industry, announced the acquisition of EBIS from Tronair. With this acquisition, Veryon is expanding its aviation maintenance solutions by adding comprehensive ground support equipment (GSE) asset management capabilities, along with a next-generation maintenance management solution used by Part 145 repair stations, FBOs, charter operators, airlines, and other maintenance providers in North America and around the world.

Many aviation maintenance providers still operate with outdated, disconnected systems that make it difficult to manage assets both on the ground and in the air. The addition of EBIS to the Veryon family creates a single, intelligent platform that unites every aspect of maintenance and asset management to improve efficiency, uptime, and visibility across the operation.

"Veryon recognizes that aircraft maintenance complexity has increased and that ground handling assets have been overlooked. MROs have limited software choices today and are asking for greater ease-of-use, intelligence, and automation to modernize their operations,” said Kris Volrath, Veryon's Senior Vice President of Product. "By adding EBIS to our industry-leading product portfolio, Veryon addresses these market gaps and creates an even more compelling value proposition by reducing complexity and costs for MROs and operators.”

With the addition of EBIS products to its portfolio, Veryon is redefining the maintenance technology landscape with a next-generation experience for commercial, general, and business aviation operators and MROs. With EBIS for MRO, maintenance providers, service centers, and FBOs can operate more efficiently and stay better connected to the operators they serve by seamlessly integrating with Veryon Tracking for real-time aircraft maintenance workflows and insights. The addition of EBIS Ground Support Equipment (GSE) extends these capabilities to ground assets, enabling organizations to manage and maintain their entire fleet—from aircraft to equipment—within a single, connected ecosystem.

“EBIS’ mission, from its inception, has been to empower aviation maintenance teams with approachable digital solutions that transform their organizations,” said Santosh Nachu, EBIS’ General Manager. “We are excited to accelerate this mission by joining Veryon and leveraging its vast aviation maintenance data, AI-driven capabilities, and scaled organizational strength.”

EBIS products are currently available and can be licensed as part of the Veryon product portfolio. See it in action by scheduling a demo today.